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Electromagnetic and Light Scattering by Particles N e w s l e t t e r April 2022 Issue 105 |
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EPSC 2022, SESSION SB5 Tools for characterizing
planetary and small bodies surfaces, atmospheres, and dust particles
(Imagery, photometry, spectroscopy, spectrophotopolarimetry) The Europlanet Science Congress (EPSC) 2022 - in person! Granada
(Spain), September 18-23, 2022 We are inviting you to attend
and submit an abstract to our session: Tools for characterizing planetary and
small bodies surfaces, atmospheres, and dust particles (Imagery, photometry,
spectroscopy, spectrophotopolarimetry) Conveners: Oleksandra
Ivanova, Frederic Schmidt Co-conveners: Stefano Bagnulo, Ludmilla Kolokolova, Johannes Markkanen, Olga Munoz,
Olivier Poch, A.Chantal
Levasseur-Regourd, Stephane Erard,
Antti Penttila, Maria Gritsevich Electromagnetic scattering
phenomena play a key role in determining the properties of Solar System
objects based on observations using different techniques and in a variety of
wavelengths ranging from the ultraviolet to the radio. This session will
promote a general advancement in the exploitation of observational and
experimental techniques to characterize complex particulate media. We
particularly welcome discussions of future perspectives in the utilization of
observational and experimental techniques to characterize small bodies
surfaces in the context of new missions like Comet Interceptor, and also the planetary aerosols and dust in the solar
system. Abstracts are solicited on
progress in observational, numerical, and laboratory methods to extract
relevant information from imagery, photometry, polarimetry and spectroscopy
in solid phase, reference laboratory databases, photometric and polarimetric
modeling, software and web service applications. Abstract submission deadline is
18 May 2022, 13:00 CEST. =================================================================== 13th International conference
on Laser-light and Interactions with Particles (LIP2022) This is the FINAL announcement
of the 13th international conference on Laser-light and Interactions with Particles (LIP2022) to be held
in Warsaw, Poland, on August 21-26th, 2022. Our plans of having a hybrid
edition in Warsaw still hold! Both in-person and remote participations (via video
conferencing) are welcomed. Early registration is still
open! In view of pervading global
difficulties, the Abstract submission is further extended to May 15th, 2022. The call is open for abstracts
on subjects dealing with: - near-field, far-field and time-resolved scattering (computations,
laboratory experiments...) - plasmonics,
other resonances and caustics (probing, scattering enhancement, modelling...) - complex shaped particles and
aggregates (morphology, composition, functionalization...) - multiple scattering and
random media (dense, turbulent...) - mechanical effects of light
(particle manipulation, forces measurement, optical tweezers...) - laser beam description
(contributions of acoustical and quantum beams are also welcomed) - particle characterization
methods (interferometric, polarimetric, spectral, static, dynamic...) The following application areas
will be also welcomed: - two- and multiphase flow
characterization (combustion, spray, bubbly flows...), - aerosol and atmospheric
sciences (nucleation, transport, characterization...), - plasma and soft matter
physics (nanocrystallites, colloids, suspensions,
aggregation...), - biomedical optical
engineering (cell manipulation and properties, microrheology...), - remote sensing and free space
communication (holography, lidar, turbulence...). Get a look at the conference
website, the flyer or poster and spread the information around you! Conveners (and Chairs*) of
LIP2022 conference: Daniel Jakubczyk*, Maciej Kolwas*, Fabrice Onofri, Gerard
Gouesbet Conference secretaries:
Anastasiya Derkachova, Mariusz Wozniak Contact:
contact@lip-conference.org Conference website:
http://lip-conference.org/ Download the conference flyer:
pdf Download the conference poster:
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